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Oh, and the song belongs to WMG, not me. I only made this video for listening purposes.

FIREFALL'S 1976 song "You Are The Woman" with lyrics below. Enjoy and leave your comments.

LYRICS:

You are the woman that I've always dreamed of...

Released on the 1966 album, "Bye Bye Blues". From the movie, "The Sandpiper". It won the Grammy and Oscar for best song of the year.

The most beautiful rendition of this song ever. Peerless.

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One of the most beloved recordings from the 50's doo-wop era, the Johnny Maestro-led Crests reached #2 on the charts in December of 1958 with "Sixt...

Hit single from Dion & The Belmonts

26 Miles (Santa Catalina)

-Artists: The Four Preps

-Peak Billboard position # 2 in 1958

-Words and Music by band members Glen Larson and Bruce Belland

The Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup

Here's a great oldie in classic close harmony style. It's my opinion that the Lettermen would have made a great addition to their output with this ...

"Let The Little Girl Dance" was actually intended for another recording artist (Titus Turner) at Old Town Records, but when the session producer he...

Oldies

Mitch Miller signed The Four Voices to Columbia after seeing them on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts. The group often recorded with Ray Coniff, and ...

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sad..

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Some people come into our lives through strange coincidences. Their presence seems mysterious, but they are here for a reason. We don't always unde...

Columbia House Music presents:

The 50s Greatest Hits.

Try to remember the kind of September when life was young and oh so mellow........

Pop vocal - Better know by Lena Horne

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Ricky sings "Cindy Cindy " Rio Bravo

Charted in Nov 1956 in the Uk & peaked at # 5.

His final UK hit single .

Eddie Fisher singing Turn Back The Hands Of Time.

"O' Shenandoah, I long to hear you..." Song by The Brothers Four

Charted at #23 on Billboard Hot 100 in March 1958. From the movie, "Marjorie Morningstar".

performed November 1965

Elvis (Collection 43)

Frankie Laine sings Blowing Wild (The Ballad of Black Gold), from the opening of the 1953 movie Blowing Wild.

From his 1959 album "Reunion In Rhythm" with Michel Legrand

Another of Frankie's early recordings that has gone unnoticed today

Recorded for Columbia with Carl Fischer on piano. Charted at #13 on the US pop charts June 1951.

PART V - More from Frankie's part of the show recorded from Pasadena Ca on 11/12/86.

Charted at #25 in Billboard in November 1954. This song had been a hit in 1944 charting at #8 for Johnny Long and His Orchestra and #2 for Helen Fo...

Did not chart in Billboard, but released as a single in June 1955. This song charted at #16 for the Crew Cuts on Billboard Hot 100 in June 1955 (wh...

Charted at #16 on Billboard Hot 100 in June 1955. Also #2 for the Nutmegs on the R&B chart in 1955. A version by the Four Coins was also out at the...

Burt Bacharach - Hal David. Vocal - Dionne Warwick. Composed, Arranged And Conducted By Burt Bacharach

SEE YOU IN SEPTEMBER ~ The Tempos ~1959 ~ Climax Records.

This tune was used in the 1973 film, AMERICAN GRAFFITI , starring: Richard Dreyfuss, R...

Nat King Cole was one of the most popular and greatest male singers of the 20th century. "That Sunday, That Summer," written by Joe Sherman and Geo...

a little something for Ginger... naturally!!

From LP.

The smooth Honeyed tones, and the perfect pitch of the versatile and musically gifted Jo Stafford with her 1954 hit - 'Teach Me Tonight'

Teach Me Tonight by The DeCastro Sisters 1954 recorded from the original Abbott 78 RPM record, and played on a Dual 1229 turntable

Frankie Laine singing You're Breaking My Heart.

The Brothers Four performing Four Strong Winds in concert in the US in the 1960's.

No One Could Put more Feelings into a song than Frankie